In the good old days, hard drives either gave the death rattle right before they bit the dust (which preceeded rapid floppy disk backing up) or just failed altogether with no notice. The new drives, paired with the operating system, now have the audacity to tell you they don't want to work anymore. This hard drive is named Apollo and is installed on my desktop and has been online continuously for over 3 years. He is imaged and backed up on Cronus which I'll probably be using soon to create a new C: drive.
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